UN experts cast blame on Rwanda and Uganda. What are they doing in DRC?
Summary
UN experts claim Rwanda controls the M23 rebels in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and that Uganda has increased its military presence there without coordination. The report, not yet officially published, accuses armed groups, including those connected to the DRC government, of human rights violations. Rwanda and Uganda both deny these allegations.Key Facts
- UN experts say Rwanda is in control of the M23 rebel group in the DRC.
- Uganda has increased its military forces in the DRC without consulting others.
- The UN report blames both neighboring countries for worsening the DRC conflict.
- The report has not been officially released but was submitted to the UN Security Council in May.
- Rwanda has denied its involvement with M23 and criticized the UN experts.
- M23 has taken control of important areas in the DRC, including Goma and Bukavu.
- The US-brokered peace deal between Rwanda and the DRC doesn't include M23 but supports continued peace talks.
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